Japanese robophiles will be heading to the 2007 International Robot Exhibition this week. The four day event, which runs at the Tokyo International Exhibition Center, is the world’s leading showcase for all manner of robotic innovation. Organised by the Japan Robot Association, it promises to feature creations from over 199 companies, destined for medical, security […]
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Japanese robot exhibition opens
November 28th, 2007 · No Comments
Robots help PS3 to one million Japanese sales
July 19th, 2007 · No Comments
It took a little longer than planned, but Sony has finally sold one million PlayStation 3s in Japan. Games magazine publisher Enterbrain has calculated that by July Sony shifted 1.01 million units; by way of comparison, the Wii sold 2.9 million, with the Xbox 360 lagging behind with sales of 420,705 consoles. A lack of […]
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Robot stores coming to PC World
July 9th, 2007 · No Comments
UK computer chain PC World will open its first store (within a store) devoted to robots. The company says the decision to open Roboshops follows several years of intensive research and development in the field of robotics by leading global manufacturers. “This is our first step in an exciting new area of technological development,” […]
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Robots to patrol Korean schools
June 1st, 2007 · No Comments
Clearly paying no heed to decades of science fiction films, Korean scientists now say that robots will be deployed in schools to protect students. Maker DU Robo says its first security droid, called OFRO, will star in a pilot scheme this summer. Ofro can accelerate to 5 kilometers per hour, and will patrol […]
Korean scientists create I Robot-style mechanoid
May 22nd, 2007 · No Comments
Korean boffins have created a 1-metre tall humanoid robot able to act as a security guard or child-watcher. The bi-pedal ‘bot, dubbed Rogun looks like an extra from I Robot, employs face-tracking software, has a 7-inch LCD TV
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